Technologies
Click the image below to view all the educational technologies that support teaching and learning at McGill.
This graphic is a visual depiction of educational technologies to support teaching and learning.
The tools are separated into four quadrants:
Content: create, share, and curate course materials.
Course management: manage and organize your class.
Assessment: assess learning, receive and provide feedback.
Interaction: enhance engagement and collaboration.
The tools are also laid out within three "rings":
First ring: tools available within myCourses (McGill's learning management system).
Second ring: tools outside of myCourses that are provided and supported by McGill.
Beyond the second ring: tools not approved or supported by McGill. Certain conditions apply to their use. Read McGill’s Cloud Directive and check out TLS’ Which tools should I use? web page.
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